[Ivan]

Brian, you were correct. It was a conflict. I turned off all plugins and went through the process of turning them back on one at a time. The conflict was caused by the plugin BackUpWordPress. The irony is every time you, guys, release an update you warn that we backup our websites and databases before installing the updates. This is the plugin I downloaded to do just that. Now I won’t be able to – or at least not with this plugin.

Thanks.

[Ivan]

A slight correction to the information above – “attendees” shows a blank screen only for events with registered attendees. Events with no registered attendees show the “attendees” page of course with “No items found.”, which is the way it should be when there are none registered.

Where does all the info go when there ARE registered attendees? Why am I not seeing anything? It’s exactly the information I need to see!

[Ivan]

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[Ivan]

Geoff, thank you for the reply. Yes, this answers my question. Unfortunately, I was hoping to receive another answer. It turns out for the time being I can’t use the recurring function of the calendar since the tickets plus plugin doesn’t support it… and that’s exactly why I upgraded from the free Events calendar to the Pro.

I’ll have to create events manually for now until you release a Tickets Plus support for recurring events function of the Pro calendar.

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